Lincoln LS Window Sticker

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Monroney · NHTSA & EPA · 2000–2006 · Updated Oct 31, 2026 · 4.0 ★★★★★★★★★★ Reliability Score
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The 2006 Lincoln LS window sticker reads 18 mpg combined (16 city, 23 highway) for the 3.9L 8-cyl.

The Lincoln LS window sticker — build, options & years

The Lincoln LS ran from 2000–2006 across 2 generations (2000, 2003–2006).

Powertrain on the label
3.9L 8-cyl
EPA fuel economy
18 mpg combined (2006)
Warranty as sold
4 years / 50,000 miles basic
Powertrain warranty
4 years / 50,000 miles
Generations
2 (2000–2006)

For year-by-year recalls, MPG and safety, see the full Lincoln LS VIN decoder.

What the Lincoln LS sticker says about fuel

EPA figures for the 2006 LS:

FIG.01·Lincoln LS — EPA Fuel Economy on the Window Sticker
01
Citystop-start driving16 mpg
02
Highwaysteady cruising23 mpg
03
Combinedthe headline figure on the label18 mpg
TOP 3·UNIT EPA mpg·SOURCE EPA fuel-economy database

The label also prints an estimated $4,300 a year in fuel at 15,000 miles, and 485 g/mi of CO₂. In its EPA class (Midsize Cars, 2006) the best LS version ranks #37 of 40 on combined MPG (the class best is 46 mpg).

How the LS's sticker figure changed

Combined MPG by model year, 2000 to 2006:

FIG.02·Lincoln LS — EPA Combined MPG by Model Year
200020012002200320042005200618181820201918
RANGE 18 → 18·SOURCE EPA · 2000–2006

Combined went from 18 mpg in 2000 to 18 in 2006; the best year on file is 2003 at 20 mpg.

The LS sticker against its rivals

On combined MPG the LS trails all 3: its most efficient 2006 version reads 18 mpg, the Chevrolet Monte Carlo 22.

FIG.03·Lincoln LS window sticker vs rivals
ModelEPA yearBest combinedNHTSA overall
Lincoln LS200618 mpg—
Chevrolet Monte Carlo200722 mpg—
Buick Century200521 mpg—
Cadillac Seville200419 mpg—
ROWS 4·SOURCE EPA fueleconomy.gov · NHTSA
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Lincoln LS · 7 model years
Safety (NHTSA)3.5
Recall record4.7
Complaint severity3.8

Recalls, MPG and safety year by year: Lincoln LS VIN decoder.

LS window sticker — every model year

Any LS from 2000–2006: the VIN carries the model year, so there is no year to pick. Other Lincoln models: Lincoln window stickers.

Other Lincoln window stickers

FIG.06·Other Lincoln window stickers
ModelYears coveredClassBest EPA figure
Lincoln Navigator1998–2026Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD19 mpg
Lincoln Continental1981–2026Large Cars24 mpg
Lincoln Aviator2003–2026Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD23 mpg
Lincoln Nautilus2019–2026Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD30 mpg
Lincoln Mark1981–1998Midsize Cars24 mpg
Lincoln Town Car1981–2011Large Cars20 mpg
ROWS 6·SOURCE ForCar catalog · EPA fueleconomy.gov

Where to find the VIN on a Lincoln LS

  1. WindshieldLower-left corner, driver's side, readable from outside without opening anything.
  2. Door jambOn the driver's door frame of every LS, next to the tire-pressure and build-date plate.
  3. DocumentsRegistration, title and insurance card — on a Lincoln LS all three must show the same number.

Window sticker — frequently asked

What MPG does the Lincoln LS window sticker show?

The 2006 label shows up to 18 mpg combined, #37 of 40 in its EPA class (Midsize Cars). EPA puts the fuel bill at about $4,300 a year.

Does the LS sticker show better MPG than the Chevrolet Monte Carlo?

No: the most efficient 2006 LS reads 18 mpg combined, the 2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 22.

Window-sticker data rebuilt from NHTSA vPIC (equipment), EPA fueleconomy.gov (MPG) and NHTSA safety ratings. Monroney label per the Automobile Information Disclosure Act. Last updated Oct 2026. — ForCar Reviewed by , founder of ForCar.
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